In a superb location at the bottom of the main slopes in La Thuile and only a 2 minute walk from the resort centre, the Planibel Hotel is a popular choice for British skiers and its convenience and flexible accommodation make it ideal for families and groups. Guests at the Planibel enjoy half-board at the in-house restaurant, spacious lounges including a piano bar, and excellent spa facilities.
- Swimming Pool
- WiFi
- Sauna
- Gym
- Restaurant
- Bar
From price
- Flights
- Accommodation
- Transfer
- 22 January 2023
- 7 Nights
- Hotel - Half Board
Price based on per person rate with 2 sharing a standard room. Please call us with your requirements for exact pricing and departures from other airports. This is a guide price and availability is not guaranteed. Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year and other public holidays), exchange rates, flight class and room type can affect prices considerably.
Bedrooms
- No. of rooms: 254
- No. of buildings:
- No. of floors:
- No. of interconnecting rooms: 0
- Annex: Residence 5 Blds, connected by 20m indoor corridor
- Official rating: 4
- 254 All rooms have balcony, bath or shower; satellite TV; telephone; hairdryer; minibar.
Bedroom facilities
- Cable or satellite programmes
- Hairdryer
- Minibar or fridge
- Telephone
Offers and Availability
5 or 7 nights – guide prices per person
-
Tue 20 Dec 22 £1,258
-
Tue 27 Dec 22 £1,724
-
Sun 8 Jan 23 £975
-
Sun 15 Jan 23 £945
-
Sun 22 Jan 23 £907
-
Sun 29 Jan 23 £997
-
Sun 5 Feb 23 £1,104
-
Sun 12 Feb 23 £1,718
-
Sun 19 Feb 23 £1,177
-
Sun 26 Feb 23 £1,059
-
Sun 5 Mar 23 £976
-
Sun 12 Mar 23 £969
Resort details
La Thuile
Both tranquil on the slopes and in the picturesque village, La Thuille is a wonderful alternative to the more mainstream European resorts.
La Thuile is a former mining town with extensive pistes and linked to La Rosière in France via the slopes above the Petit San Bernard pass. The scenery is varied, with open bowls and lower wooded slopes overlooked by the nearby Mont Blanc massif. Even at peak times, the pistes of La Thuile are impressively crowd-free. Most of the resorts slopes are north or east facing and above 2,000m so the snow is reliable, and the pistes are kept well-groomed. La Thuile offers some serious blacks and plenty of off-piste action for the expert skiers but is largely for intermediates and beginners, with plenty of gentle blue and red runs on the slopes of Les Suches, perfect for cruising and carving.